Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Hope  was established a congregation of the reorganized Norwegian Synod in January of 1922. Our Savior's is the third of three Norwegian Lutheran churches in the small rural community of Benson Corners - New Hope, WI. The congregation emerged from the North New Hope Lutheran Church and South New Hope Lutheran Church.

This church body began informally in 1917 at the split between the old and reorganized Norwegian Synod. After years of holding services in members' homes and rented spaces, the congregation concurred that it was time to act. In November of 1921, our congregation - including members from New Hope, Scandinavia, Nelsonville, Alban, Rosholt and Iola - drew together. On January 2, 1922, we stepped out in faith. Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Hope became a member congregation of Norwegian Synod of the American Evangelical Lutheran Church (now known at the Evangelical Lutheran Synod - ELS).

After years of meeting in rented rooms of area churches and being hosted in the homes and yards of area residents, the congregation decided to build its own home in the Township of New Hope. A half-acre apple orchard at the junction of State Hwy 161 and Cty T became the site of Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Our building was dedicated on July 10, 1927 and our cemetery was dedicated the same year at the junction of Cty Hwy T and Trout Creek Road.